New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23


1888 and believe It will 1t has gv ven nearly lartr
We have been told that the gentleman ut tho head OF our
State ticke: this fall has only name to recon- nun.
f T ,nr Colonel rant ana l. enough
that state affairs will be safe IN nus iIns Nv , '
organize and rally to support OF the representative
and tho Of the dead nero whose ueeus - auIo
and counses statesman lnninae WV ui,5n,IS
pages of American history. IApplanse long continued
MR.. MILLER ARRAIGNS TIE DEMOCRATS.
The plausc that followed Mr. Iiiscock's clos
ing words was renewed when ex-senator Dhiicr
rose to speak, and repeated again ana again
as Mr. Miller proceeded in his effective argument
for the restoration OF the Repuohcah party 10
power lie said in substance:
MIR Cu,IRmAS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: thank You
most sincerely for THIS hearty greeting ~ the oto OF
Nsw-York for tho last two years has oceh uouplu 10 TIC
tn Democratic majorities with which you
have greeted Republican malortes nave porne US
naonie have sAii to me. without exception II IS
iii right here ws shall give our usual Republican
Inaiories appausel but what are you going 10 DO III
New-York city r. IRonewed applause , a..
have come down mere va. 40 70, Rspnbcans of New
Worry that you will send me back with tho assurance
that il down to Harlem Fridge wtn ln' or
time Republican majority lappauscl mat you on your
part will your share in this city lCres OF we VIII
and prolonged cheer,E In G11''ins b pay csp
felt like leaving behind all OF my Republican hopes
Laasntrr S Of t te1. Sty viii l do At least their full
duty. think may guarantee that Applause
NETWORK A FREE-TRADE CENTRE.
The tr interests OF tho City of Newiork lie with tho
Republican party. know that THIS city great cell
tire and stronghold OF froo trade: 1t Is the great
entrepot into which the manufactures or Europe
nour er more than 5000 900 900 worth OF goods and
take out OF our products Twenty hvo or even TWEEN
ty years ago tho great importing trade OF ths Guy was
10 the hands American citizens but today Inc foreign
manufacturer through bis immediate agent III ths CITY,
By means OF fraudulent invoices and underyaano. mas
driven ont Of the importing trade in this city nearly
But In spite of differentiation. IN spite OF franhulent
invoices IN spite OF Treasury decisions made in the in
tersst Of free trade by this ION the American
people free trade here upon inc very DreSh"l
Oh rme '1 Iaai ccns. showed that whilst NcwYork
was cntrcpot for more than hreefonrths OF an the
goods into country II was AZ me same tno
the leading manufacturing city npon TINS cen inen For
merly Philadelphia had horne tnat honor ia $50 TINS
great question was brought nome 10 INC cn III
ths civ this most important question ol ffoiccuoh ana
md 1t that that IA that wear gave us ths Victory anu
elected GARFIELD. Immense applause
THE NATIONAL Is,UE DErtNps on NEw-Yofh.
The campaign OF $50 settled in this city as was
the campaign OF SSi. and within IA iins OF Vc miles
of where we arc standing tho n"Ht great
con,..t Will he settled Also fApplause.l Tho
Republican party has been so accustomed 10
Office has held 50 lon; credtaby that now that
1t dGdS itself for the Tune being IN iholly IL - IN
Cired to make for the shortcomings OF the Adj
ministraiion aughter but IN great Government Ike
ours the marty ia 1t Ia iiscf and Ia the
country 10 give explanation OF IL, dchh4 ichc! anu
this the Democratic parry has not done
don't propose this late hour To 70 over tho record
., rI' II hasry fdird TO sib.ian,intc any Of
the charges II has mad" against inc kcpuDcah party
Appalso The Democratic party mas Drcn a>klhg Us "r
aO it, past 10 burel We nave forgiven InI
great many things but we have rLsht 20 Know VIA,
proposes ~ do; We have rght To examine IN record
during the past two wears 49,
Frat here I; sui!n, OF ,. , nun 30,
Iti' impossible that We shah continue TO Arcnnu'"e
this large surplus Treasury without bringing Imam
cia panic ami ruin upon the business o. TINS county
The Republican party II the past wa. conunlty fedu-
there WAS no trouble about The surplus
We OF conrs, collecting more row
demanded hut want II pay the public debt. aud tho
Republican party has paid more than haif al H. APP
piause
HOW prupC RATS REDUCE TIM TARIFF.
The Democratic party las oa,rei bill to reduce tho
tariff upon a horizontal basis llaughtcrl OF twenty
per cent bit II "a. been nOoted out OF
congress Tho Democratic party had In It's
platform at Saratoga the expression The democracy
Of NewNork demands that Federal taxation be straight
away Reduced by not less than flop,N'h"p" II thc
plan by which they propose IL do hi> hr carried out IL
will not reduce tho surplus but Increase u ana iesrsy
he bulk Of An '-cdn ntnufar'urc- and industries
Thcy propose that all raw materials shall 10 admitted
one wonld suppose from reading thi, that
erials permitted 10 come INTO TIL, country without
ptvlne duty The policy OF the Republican party upon
Inc Protective Tarin has been to bring n" UNI, o"un
try fee Of duty tho materials whch ar" nor
We Imported last year a htlo over s6oo."oo.ooo
worth 81 foreign products. ~ which one thini "cte "a"
proiucs aud should come In on The Ire" hst M a.
tho Democrats want TO pat upon tho nee list ihny
want. for Instance. t. put WOOL IRON ORC Ai coat Nheh
the Espubcau party placed the present duty upon raw
wool II In order Ia encourage special hnsbahIrj ia
country, 10 encourage the growing oi WOOL enou "a
to ciOthe people. Applause" Under That fostering
influence production of wool goaiy increased cur
manufacturers did not wish to Import wool eAcop Tor
the duty were tskon oil wsOl II would ho bs moro
Than ys years before the sheep hu,handry OF this
xpIlI ltI Hgst ed
ralr OF tho duty on and coal and what becomes
TO have much sympathy Aud even II you put the>e
n,.ro b.,atele IN comparison with %lODODOD 900 per
num- The Democrats propose 10 reuco the duties upon
inc com mon neccssarics Of nie
DO they propose to tase the duty of sugar We have
already put tea aud coffee ON the free 't because ther
arc not native American products We arc importing
sugar and lay upon 1t duty OF SJO.OOOoOo
VIII tho DemocratiC party put sugar ON 'he
Tree c-aper for s "Fe mani nH in h county, rney
voted that WAY when the question came mp I'm
Congress sugar Is tho natural product OF Democratic
state called Louisiana lGront laughter and applause.
Ihc Democrats voted for free iron. free wool and
free coal when we suggrstci mat INC duty on
sugar should be taken of. the Democratic party
cheers They say they propose 10 reduce mo duy upon
clothing. 1t IS fact that can bs snb'ian'iaed
orr laborng people. when We consider them quality
for quality, are quite a. cheap here as elsewhere
We have made possible for to got fairly good suits
OF clo:bo, at from 50 10 $40 -
We imported lulO tnls Country year FDp,'VO,uDO
worth OF iron asd steel and this Notwithstanding that
tho products OF own furnaces were greater than
IN this Country more than 100000 tons
OF mig in Last year made over 800 5000
tons while imported over $jOOOOOOO worth OF iron
and steel, the duties upon which where sl9.OOO.OOO
Surprising our Democratic friends cut down the duty
upon iron 10 per ton. The imports during the neht
sixty days would be greater they In the last two
and tho from this source would be vastly
scd instead OF diminished with disastrous results
iron Industries We imported last year
SiI 100000 worth Of woollen goods, Of hign grade
nnaef m IISn M
benefit Only the rich people who wear such goods A
in the import OF woollsn goods would fol-
low der we'd from this source Instead OF
being decreased, would be greatly Increased
DIVIDE TIE TARIFF-DOUBLE TIE REVENUE.
30 might go through tho list sno wing that decrease
in tho tariff duties proposed would only increase tho
imports aud swell tho surplus As Mr. Burke the great
OF English statesmen, said ." You may divide tho
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